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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03

Cottage rooms, Angelina st., near
Beaudry, blk from Temple. ....... 275O
a. Pearl street, 50x292, near 10th,
House Of rooms on Hill street bet S'OO
Ninth and Tenth. h............:.. :....... 1o,5oo
Lot on Turner street, nr. new depot. 1850
Lot on Yale street, Eve minutes walk
from Postofice.. e....................... 1000
Lot corner Hill and Carr sts., 100xl5O 5000
House rooms. and 10. i5x20O. Ninth
House 10 rooms, lot l2Oxl5O, corner
Main and Laurel streets. ........... 10000
Lot cor. York street and Grand ave.,
Lot on Flower St.. mr.. PicO. Cheap. 2l00
Loo 60xl50, Alcantara Grove tract .... $50
Five lots on st. John st., a bargain. 5000
Lot on Main street, near Washing
Eis h. fine Inc lots lots lust off Main street bet A"o
Walnut ave. and Adams st., EACH. 600
Two lots on Court street, bet, Virginia
=, and Ohio, each. .;.;.:::....... 600
Three lots on Brent st.. 50xl50 each,
$50 feet from Temple street, each GOO
Lot on Temple st., near Beaudry..... 200
Two lots on Carlyle street. 51x1521a
Two lots on Second street, mills l. '
Wicks' addition), each ........... $500
Two lots Martin st. Martin trt.) each $50
Lot on Vernon ave, Fairview tract. 1900
Lot 25x2O0. Second street mills and
Wicks additionl.. .................... 5000
Cottage. 6 rooms, Flower ST.. between
Eighth and Ninth. th...........,....... $500
Lot on Eleventh ST., 60feet front, near
Pearl. .................... 80. 1900
Lot on Arnold st., near Lucas, 60 feet. 1000
Lot on Nevada st., fronts. ........... 1000
Two lots on Main st., near Washing.
Lot Oh Main St corner, per foot. 7S.SS $50
Lot on Seventh street, corner Los An
geles; s4xll2. Large building and
Planning Mill machinery. Now rents
for Sl55 per month. h.,............... II, 900
Lot 63x $50. house 2 rooms, Los Angeles
street. between Fifth and Sixth -. 10 900
Lot 60x140, Seventh street. near Los
Angeles street, per front foot. ...... 100
Lot corner Chestnut street and Dar-
win avenue. 65xl65, East Los An.
geles,per front foot.................. 800
24H acres, highly improved just off
OF Washington street, per acre...... 1900
Lots In Ellis tract, Thompson street,
House, 8 rooms, lot 5oxlso, Main st..
House. 8 rooms Myrtle avenue, near
Seventh; bargain. .................. 1850
House. rooms, Earl street, near Sew
enth; bargain n.................. col
House, 8 rooms Florida street. head
Lot on Hoover street. BLOCK from
Washington...... .....,................ 600
House. s rooms, Boston avenue, Boyle
Heights; lot 76x180 80........,....,.. 1000
Lots IN the Goodwin tract, cheap.
Lots In the Keifer tract, cheap.
Lots In East Los Angeles. cheap.
- Remember the place.
ROKSD 4 MYER.
2l0 North Main Street,
Under st. Elmo Hotel. p. o. Boz 1921.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
Nadeau House.

Two hundred rooms-hot and cold water.
Only eltvator in the city. Twenty suites
with bath and closets. Z. DUNIAM, Prop.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF A
i two-story residence on West Pic0 street
will be received at our office until Ju ly 9th,
P. NJ Plans and specifications now ready,
and can be seen at our Office Usual rights
J. N PRESTON & SON, Architects,
jy3.tf 75 N. Spring at.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR In Harris
burg, Pa have hit upon q very effsct-
nal method Of bringing down the price
OF meat and coffee II effe ,tually carried
out. They have resolved TO ceAss buy
iug the com oditles named for three or
four weeks to see what effect this would
have upon the market. We have no
doubs this scheme would work we'll II
every body could be induced TO join In
H., but We are rather inclined to think
that people generally are too fond Of
meat and coffee to give them up for the
aocomp plIshment OF even such q good
purpose. The result Of suoh . plan, II
strictly carried out, would be about the
same rs the experience OF the man who
tried 10 make his horse live without
eating. By the time the horse gos used
to 1t he died.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

IF REPORTS from Flushing, New
York, are to be believed that town is
not . paradise for married men. The
town has q vigilance com mittee whose
object Is the punishment by ducking In
q pond all married men found abroad
uuaocompanied by their wives after IL
o'clock at night. A respectasl sle married
man caught out after that hour was
treated TO an involuntary oSth In the
town basin the other night while
abroad on . legitimate errsnd, and he
now proposes to cool the ardor of the
vigtlanses by giving them Q taste OF the
Law. II the married men OF Whining
ton we're to be subjected TO su oh treat
ment the OhrissisnA and Brandy Zine
would be SO full OF victims that their
wAsers would bs damned, and our
streets would be q ooded with water.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
WAuARAKnBss

novels, good type, best au-
thors, 9 to 18 cents. Handy
ter train, steamer, porch or
tent.
Still a few of the French
Books below cost.
Seasonable Music, cheer
full and soothing. Frank
lin Square Song Collection"
Nos. /, 2, 3 and 4 (No. 4
just out), 40 cents each. All
the popular groupings OF
College Songs and many
fine collections of lnstrumen-
tai and Vocal Music.
Standard Books always;
nowhere more of them.
Book News Is cents, so
cents a year) tells you Just
what you want to know of
the going on in the Book
world.
South of Thirteenth street entrance.
Baby carriages. AS full
an assortment as at the
opening of the season. You
don't expect much Of a Baby
Carriage for So until
you've seen ours. Strong
wicker body, strong and neat
running gears. comfortably
upholstered and some fancy
work. That's the one for
least. Special Coaches, rib
boned, parasoled and hand
somely tricked out, $I4.5o
to SI8. Up and up to SIS
or more, if you will. We
do the upholstering to your
mind, if desired.
Basement, northeast of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

NEWSPAPERS DIFFER very much In
their estimates OF the number OF me-
In the DR.. NJ ,GIyna parade OF last Sat-
urdsy night In Nav York. The Herald
puts the number as high as 75 900, the
S,ar ct 40, 900, other, Of $4,000, while
the usually painstaking oorrespon dent
OF the Philadslpnia L ,dgsr says the
actual numbsr In line, although 90. 900
we're exps ,ted, did not exceed 5000.
Even that mum bsr m ads very res peos
able parade, but indeed we cannos SET
what is to be gained by IN exAggeratior
of the mum bers.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

THE SOCIETY Of the Army of the
Potomac, which has just adjourned
4ts session at Ssrstogs, unanimously
adopted resolutions to meet q. Gettys-
burg next year, and to invite survivors
OF General Lees army OF Northern
Virginia to meet with them. There
will DO no use for any newspaper or
carping politician to say q single word
againss . movement that has sprung,
rs it only can, from the hears of brave
men. The reunion will come of, and
the men that wore tbs blue will fra
ternize with the men who wore the
gray, and both like brethren will talk
over the incidents and scenes OF those
terrible battle days, where they met y.
foes, without thought Of bitter refiso-
tion. There will be high old time be
tween the men that fought, and ther,
will be no room at that meeting To-
those who would still profis by tearini
open the bloody gAshes of the late war
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
hnsdssIh, WIlsnlua = .a!l.sfs hsi'ni

ssYss w"."
TfNMs VIII leave WilminGson - FOLLOWER
%. is, SO, 10, : Il. 10 o.. ii % ii 81 A !,
y =, ! .. q. a; . % and g .; =:
Aseomnedation, . 70; %: q. 10 ~ . y.
Hor OSestsr (sxpressl. q %. 70. % ga
on, II %, II 81 . r., IL %, 81 ", % ana S.~
Aosonneds.ien., 9 !, . . q, ;, g, ~ = / si.; 10 u
New York, y %, I ~ 40 Q 80. 1eo, ~
10 "a. IL Il q. m., 81 70, l ss. n n ~ o.
FOR Wsss Uhos.ar, via Lanokin. go an
SIS .. NJ, . 50 and 90 ?. 70.
stationa, 7 n .. m, II 50 and Il p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 o.
= m., 81 and II s3 .. m.
Baltimore and Hay Line, u p. m.
Baltimore and Wasnington, l 70. &c, -
Trains for Dsiawars Rvision losve fO,:
New Castle, 90. 8 90 @. M, II u, 2tt, 10,
9 p. N. and IL oe night,
4eorgetomn lid Lswsa, . 10 D. m.' ana CIV
FOR Renceotn, 30 .. m. and $50 GEE.
pfoeo) p N.
Sssford (Erprses, 3 30 p. NJ.
Warrington, DsiInar ana way stations,s 20
Express ser Harrington, $50 p. m. We,
train % D. On.
A1press for Dover, Harrington and Dsi
mar, IL oS night.
Express for ospe Charios, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, II 06 night.
Lssvs Phiiadslphia, Broad street. Ia
Wilmington (expressl, II 2s, 10, -, 81
| Z %. SOS, 67l, Q OF, 0 81, II 20 p. m.
Accommodation, 30, 10 % >. NJ. -, . 81
Z %. n. 9 % 10 % 10 20 and II II D. n.
SUNDAY rEAINs,
For Phnadeiphia toxpress). 4 90. 80. = &c
! 10, v 10. II bl q. H., AZ, q and 90 y. N
Accommodstiou, SIS .. n, Il 10. j .;
e1o. eSo, ~. 90 p. m. -,.o,o ,,
Aeeon mods.lon, i 10 q. m, II 10, 20. a
M and 20 y. N.
For New YORK (e1press). 3 %. n. u
Ilt, sis,n 81 r. m, Z n, sz2, ss, roc an
For Wet Ohsstor, via Lamokin, SIS .. a
For Uape Charles, Old Point oonfor: an
| Norfolk 1908 night.
Fer New Usstie, Middietown, Olaytor
Dover, Harrington, Sesford, Laufel an
| Delrnay, u G6 night
Baltimore ana " wasninsson, / n, 4 q. . q
| 10 O8 am. IA CO, $3.50, and Z &S p. N. Bait
| nore, 81. and II 3S pm.
mingtsn toxprcos), IL ss. %, 70, 10, II /
| d m. oe 9 81, and II 70, p. n.
| Accommodation, sa', 10 20 .. "a, II %. Q Q
| o 10, . 3b sed IL IL y. no.
Trainn parH,a thus (s>are .:u,.ted sxprss
upnn vh'rs sss'p tsye IL ahxfxvd.
fcrrsd 70 the ticket Once 1t the ststioa.
| j. z. WIN.
| General Passenger Assrt.
OHAAInn =. rusa General MsnssSa
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

WI Am reminded that the summer
h On ustn full force when the Rspabllo
oomssenoes her daily trips 10 Gaps Nay.
She opsus the season to-day, and the
W. B. N. Railroad Win assist Wtlmiug.
ton pssssnz zsrs TO meet her at the wharf
ON the Della ware.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

If ANY OF the banks have had any
thing co do with backing up the wheat
gam blers Of the Wess le: them fall.
The greater the crash the greater will be
the rejoicings Of the psople. There can
bs no sympathy with either gamblers,
whether the latter are men o. corpo-
ration tha. tr:fis with the lives Of tie
people.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
Things for the season

Things for the season
The weather man says 8!
inches Of rain in the twenty
four hours previous to this
writing. That riles the
SchuylkiIl and means that
you'll have to drink mud-ii
you don't filter il. If you
like and can digest it, all
right. If not, you may get
a Filter in our House-Fur.
nishing Store. Kitchen Fill.
ters, 81 to So Other sor.s
at other prices.
Basement, northwest Of centre.
Books for Summer read.
ing Heaps at Wanamake
prices. Stacks Of pap l
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
HOT WEATHER
COM FORT.

Purchase comfort where very little
money will obtain 1t, with the privilege
to exchange or have your money refunded
If you are not satisfied.
THEY ARE BARGAINS
Mems Calf Brogans only $3.50.
Mems Canvas Brogans, wide sole, fat
heel, S1.OO.s
Mems Low Cut Lace Shoes from 81. 80
to $3.50.
Meu's Lasting Congress, with patent
tip. 81 25 to s1.7s.
Mems Base Ball Lace Shoes 81 to 81 .25.
Little Boys Base Ball Lace Shoes 75c.
to 90c.
Children's Pebble and Kid Spring heel
Button Shoes from 60c. to 90c.
Misses Pebble and Kid Spring Heel
Button from 81 25 to 81 80.
| Misses Pebble and Kid Heel Button
81 to 81 .65.
| Little Boys Button Tip Shoes SIC.
! Boys Hook Lace Shoes from $l.15 to
S125.
| Ladies' Plain Lasting Congress 75c.
| Ladies' Plain Lasting Button from 81
to Sl.75
Ladies' Plain Lasting Lace Csc. to
Ladies' Lasting Kid Foxed Lace CSC.
Ladies' Lasting Kid Foxed Button 81
to $1.75
Ladies Kid and Pebble Button only
f1.25.
THE HIT OF THE SEASON HAS BEEN
OUR STOCK or
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

IT IS SAID that the Philadelphia
P.sss has q oirouiatiou OF II. 900, and
made $50, 200 clear last year; that tho
Rscord makes not lass than $500, 900
annually; that the Ledger nets Its
prin ,eIy proprietor 81 600 q day, and
that the Times circulation has in crease d
aud Its advertising rates will be ad-
vAnoed next fall. All this makes a
very rosease view Of Philadelphia
morning Journalism.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
DkOPuSALo.

DkOPJSALS,
sfALlD PROF osALs win be received by
sne irattees ~ tbs Poor OF New Castle
County until 10 a'0lt cR q, m of June 2aib,
ior supplying the A I'm b Jues and Insane
IepaI'msnt with c1al from June 90. 1887, to
Juho 1883. bDns TOO tons of broken and
oo 10 20 tons of2It0 POUNDS each will be re-
CURED, the coai TO be wois b sd % tho aims.
a use scale and delivered IN tho vaults cf
the oulldicB5 1T tuch times aa1 Ia such
Quantities es may be required. Bidders TO
Us ne tho Kind or ginds OF coel they bid or,
inc Trustees OF tho Pjor reserve the right
20 reject any or all bids.
By otdsr Of tho Trustees OF tho Poor.
JOHN GUTHRIE,
lzi-Ss Eupor!Lten1eht.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
STAMPING NJ

No more trouble With
ing patterns; we have
succeeded in procuring a
which you can use by|
wetting a piece Of fell
over an ordinary spool, 4
stamping will be perfect
25c. per bottle; three cold
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

THERE HAS BEEN another lynching
down In Mississippi, bus this time IL
-as white man that Was lynohed.
Mississippi would endtle herself to
m re- praise II she would com mence her
era Of indis,ri N inatioo In come more
com mend able enter ortse.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

soHkeULK IN EFFECT, May 20. lss'
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot:
KAsr.BOUND:
Phlia. Accommodation, daily .....o.lSA- N
Phila. Aooon r6 od alton, daily. ....7.V0 A. Il
Pbila. Accommodation, daily. ....7.b6 A. III
Phila. Accommodated daily .... .9.lS a. Il
Phiia. Accommodation, daily .10.25 Al
Phila. Ohester express, daily lila A. ID
Phila. Accommodation, dafly..... 816p p. n.
Phiia. q chester. express. daily. ....t.t6 p. m.
Phna. Aeeemmodation, daily, e.so p. N,
Phila. Uneetor express, daily, 1.t8 p. N
Phila. Accom- u odstion, daily. .....9.o0 p. n.
wESr-BOUND:
Uhicego Limited, daily ..........Yl0 A. Il
Arrives U6icago $50 next morning.
Uinctrnati Limited, daily. IL rs A. II
Arrives Cincinnati les A. M. st. L0ul
e.49 r. ID. nsIt day.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily, 800 p. n
Unicago and st. Louis Express,
SaiIy, aiIy,:.::;;.:::.;::::;:.:..;.;;;.....S.1@P. z
FOB LAHDGNBEHG, 700 A. n. sns
zoo i. n, and $50 z. NJ. daily.
rrains leave Market Street station:
For PhiIsdo oiphia $50 A. NJ, daily exoep,
sunday, e.bo A.. 40. and 2 10 r. M., daily.
For Baltimore as r. M., daily. KoI
l.sndalterg, e.so, A. NJ. daily ekcop, Sunday
ESQ d. n, and 2.Ns p. m., and go p. m,
daily.
Trains for wilnington--Leave PhflacnI.
pniS al @,.0c. 81 10 90, $40 IS AIN, 90 Co.
$50, '6ec, $50, $50. 1.lo, 1890 p. n., daily.
Express .rains#
W. ID. OLEM ENTS, OK. LORD.
Manager. G}ep" Pas7 sSrns
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

IpoBi'iO Sai.EuF STOGk-WlLI, Bt
J. ioid 1t public esIe at Inc Hai,syn.
aotei, brsndywinc v.iisge. IN
MONDAY. JUNe 27rH, 1887.
q. 1 o'clock p. m.,
Ec 20 head Ct Lancaster %. coys Ss-na
<Eh, And upringerd. This " n be My
! htst-clsss lot % dairy co 10. z stocx 6u iIs
good young norses
and montls' credit
Il l.. KOBERTS.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

EMPEROR WILLIAM may weather
the storm awhile Ion ger yet. He was
out riding yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
THE CROsPECTEn.

"A new ScnoolhouSe, new church, fine new Stain, o
o. R. R., the B. & O., shops employing from 1000 to ~.
besides che improvements already there all Of which :.
the value Of lots.
Persons should have some foresight and buy now
until locality is all built up and prices are necessar
then wish you had bought People tell you hey co,j h
ington street property at low price one time but bev
the opportunity because it too far out and NOT bm
We offer you the same chance that people had ve,r
will only be short time until these localities will he M
out from the city proper than the street mentioned va
ago When the Front street line is continued to rb
|space will diminish more.
Buy lots now; if you do not want to build now other
who do will increase the value of your lands Take
Baileys map with the buildings Marked published in IS
you form and idea what Madison street was at that
was far less attractive than this locality now You wand
ter argument than look out in this neighborhood at the
time.
To people living out OF we'll as in the city, there isl
ter investment for you savings. City property is always
increase in value. There may be depression at times
those who hold it their profits always large lot
at 500, east OF Union street, SLIT per year. house as
SIooo sly per year; west of Union street. lot assessed at
cents per year, house assessed at SIooo So per year.
TITLE-Guaranteed for 100 years back
TERMs-Lots in the vicinity Of Twelfth and Tanal
cent. cash, the balance in notes equally divided at
months Twelfth ward lots, $40 cash and S. per month
lot. THOMAS NJ. O(
L. w. STIDHAM, Auctioneer. PETER J. FORl
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
PU fzLIO bALES.

lH1HR ORPHANS COURT,
NEW CAsTLB COUNTY,
A DEMONSTRATIONS oars SALE
REAL ESTATE.
by virtue of an order of tho Orphans
Oourt Of tho state OF Delsuare, In and foi
Now C.stle County, m,ds at tho March
pt SD tn public sale. at tho County Corrt
Hou o, In tho city Of Wilmir g.su. on
WEDNESDAY, JUN L seth, 1857,
at O'CLOCK p. u.,
Tho following described real estate, befnR
the property OF Joseph Richardson, deceas,
Cd, to wit: All tnat lot Of land situate,
in the city OF Wilmlagton, ,aioresaic, bounde d
and doeoribcd as follows. 70 wit. Bcginulny
at y stakn on tho wosysrly side Of hodney
stre,s At o. feet wide. bstuosn Second and
third streots, 81 tho l'stsncs OF lls feet 4
fnchos from the southorly side OF Third
street; thence westerly parallel with Third
street, - foot to q stake; thence soutborly
parallel with todueJ stioot 6s feet to an
other 1tsks; tbeuce easterly parallel with
rhird Hroet IS feet to tho siorasuid side Of
Rodney stroc,, and thence thereby mort het ly
68 FEET 10 the placo of be IN ntng, DO tho con
tents thereof what they m,y.
AtteadsncS Will be given and terms m adc
known ct the lime sBd blaos Aforesaid By
ALBEIT KlOhARDSuN,
AdminiUfator v. L. A.,
Or by Anthony Hiygins, ESQ, his attorney.
httssE J. NJ. HCusmnn, Clerk Orphans
Court.
l.. W. s.idham a Sop, Auction..rs.
Ellis. N, ,2b,T,:s
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
Les the Car stowe Go

ueeio 0f tho deadly car stove, simply
because they are not In use, but the
hrst frosts that come they will be
brought out again to commence their
deadly winter campaign. Bot they are
mot to carry on their work OF death auy
more In New York State. A bill passed
by the Legislature Of that State pro-
hibiting the further use Of the car stove
Uas slgned BY Governor Hill on We'd
nesday last, but the bill does not take
effsos until May 1, 1888. so that railroad
companies will have plenty of time to
gst ready for the ohaugs. Is Is known
Of course thAs the deadly oar stove can
be dispensed with, or other wise the
Legislature Of New York would not
have taken such step 80 far In ad
Vance. Recent experiments have shown
oonclusively the feasibility OF heating
oars by steam from the engine, and
travellers may soon feel sure that what.
ever else may happen they are not In
danger OF being roasted alive. A pas
senger train heated by steam from the
engine has commenced running on the
Northern Pacific Railroad bet weer
BralnArd and Duluth. The coaches are
heated by two registers. The stea q
10 supplied direct from the locomotive
boiler, but with extra long trains and
in very cold westher the plan contem-
plates the use OF . special boiler on sn
Iron car. The result OF this ex pertinent
on line whish runs through such O
cold region will be awaited with much
interest. L requires the passage OF .
Law like the one signed by Governor
HUI in but = few States to bring the
system into general use, ss the main
railroads In one State generally ruu
through several States. Railroad com
pAnies could not conveniently stop o.
she boundaries OF 8 ate to change th'
system, and therefore the blow struck
~ the oar stove In New York will com
pei Its fall in large number OF othel
SAFES. Is is most likely, however
that all the States will fall into lin,
with New York, and the people will b.
willing mourners as tho funeral Of th'
do IDLY car stove.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

y " - ~ hWAA W. " ~ 0Oa eo0 kmokyWVttOl
somoenoes her daily trips 10 Gaps Nay. |
she opeus the season to-day, and the |
". B N. Railroad Win assist Wtlmiug.
ION passenger to meet her at the wharf
ON the Delaware.
wANAnAKERs
PnLAD.lrz1A. sasurday. Jane a'. 1851.
An 'irrepressible conflict
going on in the Store just
now, always is at this period,
sort OF triangular duel.
Autumn things crowd in,
Summer things claim the
whole concern, Spring things
trying to edge out, grow
noisy as their values de-
crease.
Autumn stuffs are too
previous, Summer things and
the bargains divide the talk.
Enough of either to fill the
column. Both shall have a
fair show to-dsy, but bar
gains first. Enough to make
Mrs. Toodles happy.
Ribbons. A clean stock
no rzH-,af. And yet 18c.
to 25c. stands for what were
35c. to 6oc. but the other
day. Note this: the season
wanes but the stock is at the
zenith OF assortment.
East Transept.
Girls Sailor Hats. Wound
lup the balance OF a makers
stock. Will unwind it to
you at 80, IS and so cents
each. How they'll vanish!
Jack Tar would smile at
the Hats the milliners call
sailors " Fancy colored
Felts with striped ribbons.
lJaunty enough for a sailor
boys dream, pretty enough
for a yacht cruise.
North of East TrsEsept.
| Mems Suits, small Boys
iSuits, large Boys Suits.
Several hundreds of them at
prices that ought to keep
you on good terms with
Iyour pocket-book.
Market street front. east OF Main Aisle.
| Challis-de-laine. Certain
bright styles went down yes.
terday from 60 to 37l cents
i The French Sateen at Is
cents. The most complete
all-around stock in town al
the price. So we think, anc
: we think we know.
Crazies and Crinkles. l!
lyou haven't let the types
talk to you of what we've
done in their prices, call a
the counters and ask.
Northwest OF centre.
Fancy silks. Quick prices
, on elegant things. Worth
I seeing--both G o o d 8 and
. prices.
t West Transept.
4 Women's White Embroid
ered Muslin Dresses. Prices
' 81 to $50, and cheap
e enough, are 81 to SIS
e Who'd ask for prices les.
j than halfl
Girls Dresses. Bargain.
5 f or t h e bargain-huntel
. . among them.
9 Second floor, over Arcade. Take elevator
White China Soup an(
.lDinner Plates, full size, s.
a doz. Usual price, $2.25
r They're not strictly choice
but most of you wouldn'
guess it.
D n northwest of centre.
:. I2o Mush and Milk Set,
d pitcher, bowl and plate
e blue flower and gilt deco
! ration, SO cents a set. Sec
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
HUriOEs.

NyOTIOE-IN O1MPtIANUE WITH
IN tho requirements Of an Act Of tho
General Assembly Of the State o. tielawAre,
passed at Hovef, March "a, 1883, entitled
An Act Concerning Private Inoorpora.
tiope." noti ce Is hereby given that a certih.
cato moor roeratiDg q company as Tho WILL
M ington Basket and Crate Company" will,
on Thursday, June 80, 1887, at 10 O'Clock ..
m, b, presented At chambers, in Whining
ton, to tho Hon. l. q. Grub, Associate
udge, otc.. for his approval.
HUFFEOKEI& & hOfFtCxER,
Attorneys for Incorporators.
june 10, 1888. iis-l0t
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

"a UNEY TO LOAN ON RJND AMI
~ moItgago Apply to VIM. J. FISH.
Err No 6'bk Market street. lla4teod
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

NOTICE-THE EIGHTH ANNUAL
~ meeting of Perpetual Saving and Loan
Association. will be held Tuesday, the 28th OF
June, at o'eleck p. III. The report of the
aucitor; will be submitted aud an el .ction
held for officers for the following year.
II. l.. LlCHTENSTEIN,
12i-St Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

NOTICE.--l WILL QUINN ENUE uN
IN MONDAY, April 2bth, to regulate
seal and stamp ali weights and measured
used in New CASTLE County, this year. Al
work left at XVI les f:inth and King streets
or at my residence, .l13o Poplar street, vii
N ilRton, will receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAKYNE,
Regulator ofWeights and Measures.
a-2S en-. @ n.d